Rasa Sohna Plots, Sohna–Tauru Road Plot Price, Size & Location

About Rasa Sohna Plots — Residential & Industrial Plots
Rasa Sohna Plots is a 40-acre plotted township in Sohna–Tauru Road, on the Gurugram side of the Aravallis. What makes it stand out is the land-use mix: half the parcel — 20 acres — is planned for residential plots, and the other 20 acres for industrial plots, inside one master layout. It sits about 5 km from Sohna Chowk, takes its entry straight off the highway, and backs onto the Aravalli hills. Residential plots are priced at ₹55,000 per sq yard.

If you've been tracking Sohna, you know why a parcel like this gets attention: the town has moved from "sleepy edge of Gurgaon" to one of NCR's most-watched growth pockets, and a clean, highway-facing plot with both home and industrial options is not a common offer. Here's an honest look at what you get, what to check, and who it suits.

At a glance
Project Rasa Sohna Plots
Type Residential + Industrial plotted township
Total area 40 acres — 20 residential + 20 industrial
Location Sohna, Gurugram (~5 km from Sohna Chowk)
Connectivity Direct highway entry; Sohna Elevated Corridor (NH-248A), Delhi–Mumbai Expressway, KMP Expressway
Setting Aravalli hills at the rear
Plot sizes Residential ~100–180 sq yd · Industrial ~500–1400 sq m (indicative — chart being finalised)
Price ₹55,000 / sq yd (residential) — shown as Price on Call on the site
RERA Updating soon
Status New Launch
About the project
Rasa is the same plotted-township brand you may have seen on the Sohna–Palwal belt and around Kharkhoda, where it runs mixed residential-and-industrial parcels under Haryana's plotted-housing rules. The Sohna parcel follows that same idea, but closer to Sohna town itself and right against the Aravalli ridge.

The pitch is simple. Instead of a single-use colony, you get one gated development where a family can buy a home plot and a business owner can buy an industrial plot a short walk away. That mix is deliberate — Sohna is turning into a live-work belt as IMT Sohna and the expressways bring in industry and jobs.

Land use — the 50:50 split
This is the part to understand clearly before you buy:

20 acres — Residential plots. Freehold plots for building your own low-rise home. Under Haryana's affordable-plotted framework these usually allow stilt plus four floors, with each floor separately ownable, so a plot can become a small independent-floor project later.

20 acres — Industrial plots. Meant for light/green industrial and warehousing-style use, which fits Sohna's push around IMT Sohna and the expressway logistics belt. Industrial plots need approved change-of-land-use (CLU) and their own licence — ask to see it.

You can treat them separately: buy a home plot to live in, an industrial plot to run or lease a unit, or hold one of each as a spread bet on Sohna's growth.

Configurations & pricing
Residential plots at Rasa Sohna–Tauru Road are priced at ₹55,000 per sq yard. On a typical plot that's roughly ₹55 lakh for a ~100 sq yd plot and about ₹99 lakh for a ~180 sq yd plot — which is why the site shows it as "Price on Call" (our standard display for anything under ₹1.5 crore). It's a fair number for Sohna: DDJAY residential plots here have been trading in the ₹50k–₹55k/sq yard band in 2026, roughly 40–60% cheaper than comparable plots in New Gurgaon.

Plot sizes are still being finalised for this parcel. Based on Rasa's nearby projects, expect residential plots in the ~100 to 180 sq yd range and industrial plots roughly 500 to 1,400 sq m — treat those as indicative and confirm the exact size chart at booking.

Component Indicative size Rate
Residential plot ~100–180 sq yd ₹55,000 / sq yd
Industrial plot ~500–1,400 sq m On call — depends on licence & road width
Sizes are indicative until the final layout chart is out. See our full Plots in Sohna price and legal-check guide and how DDJAY plotted colonies work before you decide.

Location & connectivity
Location is the strongest part of this parcel. It's about 5 km from Sohna Chowk, with a direct entry off the highway, so you're not stuck on a broken internal road to reach the main artery.

Sohna Elevated Corridor (NH-248A) — a 21.65 km, six-lane, access-controlled elevated road that connects Sohna to Rajiv Chowk in Gurugram. It's operational, so the run into Gurugram is far smoother than it was a few years ago.

Delhi–Mumbai Expressway (NE4) — Sohna is a key entry point to India's longest expressway, which also improves the link toward Jewar (Noida International) Airport.

KMP / Western Peripheral Expressway — ties the parcel into the wider NCR ring and the Kundli–Manesar–Palwal freight route.

IMT Sohna — a planned ~1,500-acre HSIIDC industrial township with an approved electronics-manufacturing cluster near the KMP–Sohna junction, backed by large PPP investment. This is the demand engine behind the industrial plots.

The Aravalli backdrop is a real plus for a plotted layout — a green, protected rear boundary usually means better air, no construction wall right behind you, and a cleaner resale story.

Why Sohna, and why now
Sohna isn't a saturated market — it's still in its growth phase, which is exactly when plotted land tends to reward patient buyers. A few numbers that frame it:

Sohna Road prices have risen roughly 74% since 2021, with annual growth now running in the 8–15% range.

Entry prices are about 40–60% lower than New Gurgaon (Sectors 80–95) for similar infrastructure upside.

The appreciation runway is long: the Delhi–Mumbai Expressway is completing, IMT Sohna industrial demand is building, and a metro extension is on the table.

A parcel that offers both home plots and industrial plots lets you play both sides of that growth — housing demand from people moving in, and industrial demand from the jobs following them.

Approvals & paperwork — what to verify
Plotted deals live and die on paperwork, so be strict here:

RERA: the HARERA registration for this Sohna phase is being finalised — status "updating soon". Book only once the number is live, and check it on the HARERA portal before you pay a token.

Licence & CLU: confirm the residential colony licence and, separately, the industrial change-of-land-use (CLU) approval — the industrial licence isn't confirmed yet, and the two are not the same.

Title & freehold status: get the title chain and confirm the plot is freehold and clear.

Layout sanction: match your exact plot number to the sanctioned layout plan, including road width and any park/corner premium.

Pros & cons — the honest view
What works:

Rare mixed land-use in one gated parcel — home plot, industrial plot, or both.

Sohna is still cheaper than New Gurgaon for similar infrastructure — better entry point.

Direct highway frontage plus an Aravalli backdrop — genuinely good for both living and resale.

Freehold plotted format keeps the ticket size lower and gives you control over when you build.

What to watch:

RERA number is being finalised (updating soon) — book against the registration once it's live.

Industrial plots depend on approved CLU and licence, which aren't confirmed yet — see the documents.

The exact plot-size chart isn't out yet — the sizes above are indicative.

Plotted land is a medium-to-long-term play; don't expect quick rental income.

Who it's for
Buy if you're an investor comfortable with a 4–7 year plotted horizon in an appreciating corridor, an end-user who wants to build a low-rise home on a freehold plot, or an MSME owner hunting an industrial plot near IMT Sohna and the expressways.

Skip if you need a finished home to move into now, want rental income from day one, or want the RERA number and industrial CLU in hand before you book (both are still being finalised).

Our verdict
Rasa Sohna Plots is an interesting parcel because of what it combines — a real highway-facing site, an Aravalli backdrop, and a 50:50 residential-industrial mix in one of NCR's better growth stories, at a fair ₹55k/sq yard for residential. On location, concept and price, it's a strong "worth a look." The one thing to wait on is the paperwork: the Sohna-phase RERA is updating soon and the industrial CLU isn't confirmed yet, so book against the live registration once it's out. Do that, and this is a sensible medium-term plotted bet on Sohna.